Top Hotels in Ouzoud Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Top 10 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Ouzoud, Morocco
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Ouzoud, Beni Mellal-Khenifra including Hotel Chellal d'Ouzoud, Palais D'ouzoud, Riad Cascades d'Ouzoud, Dar Aya, Kasba Oum Hani D'OUZOUD, Riad Dar Ouzoud, Le Panorama d'Ouzoud, Riad Lala Fatima, Dar Kaltom, Hotel Chellal d'Ouzoud.
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1. Hotel Chellal d'Ouzoud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Hotel Chellal d'Ouzoud is located in Ouzoud, a small village with beautiful waterfalls in Morocco."Chellal (شلال)" means "waterfall" in Arabic. Only a few minutes walk to the waterfalls, you can hear the sound of water falling. Hotel Chellal has a friendly and relaxing atmosphere with warm local style decoration. Many guests who plan on staying one night find it hard to leave and often end up staying for a longer period. This is because we offer you a home away from home. Our friendly local team will help you with any needs you might have. Families with children are welcome in our hotel.Our restaurant offers delicious local organic meals. We also offer excursions in the region or for example to the Sahara desert, where our family background lies.The rooms have all been decorated in Berber style giving you the chance to relax while surrounded by beautiful colours. At our hotel you can choose from single accomodation rooms, double rooms, triple rooms or even one of our mini suites.We proudly support the work of the Moroccan Primate Conservation foundation.We are looking forward to seeing you here and making your visit to Ouzoud unforgettable!
Do yourself a favour and stay somewhere else.
Reviewed By Thebates22As you’ll see by my TA reviews I’m a well season traveler, not afraid to go off the Beaton path and provide honest and informative reviews trying to be fair and balanced along the way. I stayed at Hotel Chellal D’Ouzoud for 1 night towards the end of a 10 day stay in Morocco in January 2020. I drove my hire car from Marrakesh (165km / 2hrs 45mins) and on arrival in Ouzoud proceeded to find the hotel, which claimed on booking.com to have free parking on site, it transpires that this is a false claim so I had to pay one of the many locals which surround you as you drive into the village 30 Dhs for the privilege in some sort of parking scam. The hotel is difficult to find and cannot be driven to directly, once I finally found it there was nobody who spoke English, so check in was impossible... The cleaner managed to get one of the local English speaking guides (everybody in Ouzoud is apparently a guide of some sort, although none hold any formal qualifications, so be careful) who proceeded to check me in and provided me with the obligatory complimentary mint tea, while trying to sell me a guided tour of the falls (welcome to Morocco - it’s a national pass time). The “English speaking” hotel manager eventually arrived later in the day, but didn’t speak that good English if I’m completely honest. I was shown to my room, room 4 on the first floor (I know it was room 4 as the number was written clearly in black marker pen on the door as the door number was missing) and found only one of the corridor lights working and on entering my room only the main light worked. The whole hotel as well as my room was extremely cold and it didn’t warm up at any time during my stay (no heating) apart from a fire that was lit in the main communal area in the evening, which attracted a handful of local “guides” to keep warm and then promptly proceeded in trying to sell me a guided tour of the falls and surrounding area. With no room/hotel heating and single glazed windows the extremely cold room had condensation all over the windows in the morning. On the whole the hotel was clean and decorated in a traditional Moroccan style with local art work and upholstery throughout which was great to see. I’m sure that when it was built it was a pretty grand place, however years of neglect have left it looking extremely run down and tired. The Wi-Fi is Definitely the worst I have ever come across in any commercial accommodation I have stayed in world wide, and I struggled to even load an e-mail or read a post on social media, neither of which are data heavy tasks. For some reason every time I came back to the hotel after going out for a walk and as soon as I went to bed the Wi-Fi was unplugged and switched off??? None of this poor Wi-Fi coverage was due to the remote nature of Ouzoud as a village location, as a nearby restaurant within 100m had awesome Wi-Fi. The showers were luke warm at best and I certainly wouldn’t describe them as anywhere near hot. The shower head didn’t fit the holder so I had to hold it while showering in the bitter cold en-suite shower area, which was not a good experience. I attempted to order some food at approx 8:30 pm only to be told that they only had chips available (fries if you are American and reading this), I declined the offer and went to the only nearby restaurant that had any food left and had yet another Veggie Tagine (at least they had booming Wi-Fi) The bed was pretty comfortable and I had a good nights sleep - I was lucky enough to have a really good 4 season sleeping bag that goes down to -20 with me to protect me from the cold as I had just returned from climbing Mt Toubkal in the Moroccan high Atlas mountain range, without it I think I would have froze in the bedroom of Hotel Chellal D’Ouzoud The cheap price of 190 MAD (£15:50/€18/$20) per night includes breakfast which was very basic indeed, I paid 65 MAD (£5/€6/$6:75) per night in Marrakesh and got a way better breakfast provided in the price of my accommodation with hot water and good Wi-Fi. To be honest I couldn’t wait to leave this hotel. Would I stay hear again or recommend to friends and family? No I would not !!! - Do yourself a favour and stay somewhere else.
2. Palais D'ouzoud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Set up in the heart of middle atlas, at road five minutes of the famous waterfalls of Ouzoud, it is the Moroccan way of life that welcomes you in this ancient kasbah. The homes have been carefully restored, ensuring respect their authenticity. The furniture is mainly of Berber Moroccan style, combined with colorful shades. We have 10 spacious rooms all equipped with living room, bathroom.
The best hotel in Ouzoud
Reviewed By 162yasseryI have spent 2 nights with my family in Palais d'ouzoud, and the whole experience was simply amazing, starting from the hotel location, the heart-taking view, and more importantly the very very kind and helpful staff. I strongly recommend it if you want to spend a time to remember in the middle of Atlas mountains.
3. Riad Cascades d'Ouzoud
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 225 reviews
The earth red hotel, Riad around a patio, constructed in the traditionnalway. Onthe top of the waterfall.The 9 rooms are all different with wall color patine, berber paint ceilling and beautiful bathrooms whith tadelak.
Worth it!
Reviewed By 809tatianagWe visited this Riad as a family of four people (2 adults and 2 children). Excellent location. Very friendly staff. Nice room with the heater, that was really helpful last night. We are satisfied with everything. Really worth it.
4. Dar Aya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly bed and breakfast in Ouzoud does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Dar Aya, a nice option for travelers like you. Dar Aya features a 24 hour front desk, an outdoor fireplace, and express check-in and check-out, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts an on-site restaurant. If you are driving to Dar Aya, free parking is available. While staying at Dar Aya, you may want to check out le Sévan (0.5 mi) which is a short walk away. Should time allow, Ouzoud Falls is a popular attraction that is within walking distance. Dar Aya looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Ouzoud.
Epic accommodation and friendly people
Reviewed By UjridAWe enjoyed- my wife and I- our stay at Dar Aya, and highly recommend it for anyone seeking quiet, very clean, and very flexible staff with a good view overlooking the gorge and the forest. Nice walk through the Amazigh village to learn about the life style of the local will lead you to the waterfall. Amenzu
5. Kasba Oum Hani D'OUZOUD
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Kasba Oum Hani Est Idealement Niche Dans La Vallée D'ouzoud , Offre A Ces Hôtes Une Dominance Et Une Vue Imprenable, Dote D'un Restaurant, Et, De Cinq Terrasses Superposée D’où Vous Pouvez Sirotez Votre Verre En Admirant Le Coucher De Soleil.
Great Place to stay
Reviewed By FAROUKYZ-10My stay at kasbah oum hani with my family was great ,the host was amazing from the reservation time to check in was very helpful ,the view is killer overlooking the whole vale about 15 min walk from the falls , the decoration is cool and the rooms were clean no noise at all , very good terrace and breakfast was super ..i recommend big time for people or even couple with kids i will definitely come back ...
6. Riad Dar Ouzoud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
We are a traditional Berber hotel set amongst the olive groves in the village of Ouzoud, just through the olive groves. The river flows to a most beautiful waterfall that has an almost perrmant rainbow crowned over it. Our garden is overflowing with scents of flowers and plants; you can relax in hammock and drink mint tea. The guest house is decorated very traditionally.
VEGAN GUEST HOUSE AND RESTAURANT Riad dar ouzoud cascade ouzoud
Reviewed By K3931JGdenisehVery good vegan food fantastic location in a amazing garden the food was excellant The accomdation is a tradional berber decor very clean and beautiful lots of space to relax and again the garden is very chilled out lots of fan palms great seating areas Its very reasonable priced one place not to miss
7. Le Panorama d'Ouzoud
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
great location and friendly host
Reviewed By Sanne800mLocated just outside the village center, on 15'walk from the waterfalls is this quiet hotel with large rooms and a great view. The rooms are relatively clean, but do not smell very pleasant (which seems to be the case in almost every cheap hotel in Marrokko). The host will point you in the right direction for both the waterfalls and the river source.
8. Riad Lala Fatima
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Finding an ideal budget friendly small hotel in Ouzoud does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Riad Lala Fatima, a nice option for travelers like you. As your “home away from home,” the small hotel rooms offer air conditioning, a mosquito net, and a sofa, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage while staying at Riad Lala Fatima. In addition, Riad Lala Fatima offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Ouzoud trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While staying in Ouzoud, you can check out a popular French restaurant like le Sévan, which is serving up some great dishes. Ouzoud is also home to Ouzoud Falls, a popular waterfall that is not too far from Riad Lala Fatima. Riad Lala Fatima looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Ouzoud.
Disappointing stay
Reviewed By OlgaN949We arrived with a big group of people and the place wasn't ready for it - part of the food was prepared really late and only partially + problems with hot water - too many people in the place. Facilities in our room were half broken. The place wasn't really ready for the big group (about 20 people). So if it's full, it will have problems. However the place has a beautiful interior and the rooms are equipped with air conditioning that didn't work for heat in some of the rooms. The breakfast was good.
9. Dar Kaltom
10. Hotel Chellal d'Ouzoud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Hotel Chellal d'Ouzoud is located in Ouzoud, a small village with beautiful waterfalls in Morocco."Chellal (شلال)" means "waterfall" in Arabic. Only a few minutes walk to the waterfalls, you can hear the sound of water falling. Hotel Chellal has a friendly and relaxing atmosphere with warm local style decoration. Many guests who plan on staying one night find it hard to leave and often end up staying for a longer period. This is because we offer you a home away from home. Our friendly local team will help you with any needs you might have. Families with children are welcome in our hotel.Our restaurant offers delicious local organic meals. We also offer excursions in the region or for example to the Sahara desert, where our family background lies.The rooms have all been decorated in Berber style giving you the chance to relax while surrounded by beautiful colours. At our hotel you can choose from single accomodation rooms, double rooms, triple rooms or even one of our mini suites.We proudly support the work of the Moroccan Primate Conservation foundation.We are looking forward to seeing you here and making your visit to Ouzoud unforgettable!
Do yourself a favour and stay somewhere else.
Reviewed By Thebates22As you’ll see by my TA reviews I’m a well season traveler, not afraid to go off the Beaton path and provide honest and informative reviews trying to be fair and balanced along the way. I stayed at Hotel Chellal D’Ouzoud for 1 night towards the end of a 10 day stay in Morocco in January 2020. I drove my hire car from Marrakesh (165km / 2hrs 45mins) and on arrival in Ouzoud proceeded to find the hotel, which claimed on booking.com to have free parking on site, it transpires that this is a false claim so I had to pay one of the many locals which surround you as you drive into the village 30 Dhs for the privilege in some sort of parking scam. The hotel is difficult to find and cannot be driven to directly, once I finally found it there was nobody who spoke English, so check in was impossible... The cleaner managed to get one of the local English speaking guides (everybody in Ouzoud is apparently a guide of some sort, although none hold any formal qualifications, so be careful) who proceeded to check me in and provided me with the obligatory complimentary mint tea, while trying to sell me a guided tour of the falls (welcome to Morocco - it’s a national pass time). The “English speaking” hotel manager eventually arrived later in the day, but didn’t speak that good English if I’m completely honest. I was shown to my room, room 4 on the first floor (I know it was room 4 as the number was written clearly in black marker pen on the door as the door number was missing) and found only one of the corridor lights working and on entering my room only the main light worked. The whole hotel as well as my room was extremely cold and it didn’t warm up at any time during my stay (no heating) apart from a fire that was lit in the main communal area in the evening, which attracted a handful of local “guides” to keep warm and then promptly proceeded in trying to sell me a guided tour of the falls and surrounding area. With no room/hotel heating and single glazed windows the extremely cold room had condensation all over the windows in the morning. On the whole the hotel was clean and decorated in a traditional Moroccan style with local art work and upholstery throughout which was great to see. I’m sure that when it was built it was a pretty grand place, however years of neglect have left it looking extremely run down and tired. The Wi-Fi is Definitely the worst I have ever come across in any commercial accommodation I have stayed in world wide, and I struggled to even load an e-mail or read a post on social media, neither of which are data heavy tasks. For some reason every time I came back to the hotel after going out for a walk and as soon as I went to bed the Wi-Fi was unplugged and switched off??? None of this poor Wi-Fi coverage was due to the remote nature of Ouzoud as a village location, as a nearby restaurant within 100m had awesome Wi-Fi. The showers were luke warm at best and I certainly wouldn’t describe them as anywhere near hot. The shower head didn’t fit the holder so I had to hold it while showering in the bitter cold en-suite shower area, which was not a good experience. I attempted to order some food at approx 8:30 pm only to be told that they only had chips available (fries if you are American and reading this), I declined the offer and went to the only nearby restaurant that had any food left and had yet another Veggie Tagine (at least they had booming Wi-Fi) The bed was pretty comfortable and I had a good nights sleep - I was lucky enough to have a really good 4 season sleeping bag that goes down to -20 with me to protect me from the cold as I had just returned from climbing Mt Toubkal in the Moroccan high Atlas mountain range, without it I think I would have froze in the bedroom of Hotel Chellal D’Ouzoud The cheap price of 190 MAD (£15:50/€18/$20) per night includes breakfast which was very basic indeed, I paid 65 MAD (£5/€6/$6:75) per night in Marrakesh and got a way better breakfast provided in the price of my accommodation with hot water and good Wi-Fi. To be honest I couldn’t wait to leave this hotel. Would I stay hear again or recommend to friends and family? No I would not !!! - Do yourself a favour and stay somewhere else.
